For 2020, the Code.org “Hour of Code” involves exploring Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning in partnership with Microsoft! In honor of Computer Science Education Week, Dec 7-13 learners of all ages are invited to explore the cutting edge world where scientists work together to use programming for good.
Launched in 2013, Hour of Code has always been available virtually so that anyone can log on at any time for quality, free coding education.
What began in USVI Public Computer Centers (PCCs) was adopted by local educators and nonprofits, UVI student mentors, and parents to elevate the skills of thousands of USVI children – many USVI adults have taken the Hour of Code, too! We join millions around the world, who have logged on for free courses to learn programming principles, create apps and games, and learn scripting languages to support interactive websites.
To get started with your Hour of Code, head to the Hour of Code Resources page.
The very first Hour of Code at Turnbull Regional Library PCC in 2013 
Student at Bertha C. Boschulte Middle School takes on the Hour of Code (2018) 
Ian Allard and his sister Kalia O’Neill Allard with Anita Bastian-Georges who learned to use a computer at Turnbull Library PCC, got her own Hour of Code certificate, then taught it to the siblings as she babysat them 
Certificates earned at Hour of Code (Turnbull PCC) 
Hidden Genius Project VI presented Hour of Code to 24 students on St. Croix 
Student cracks the Hour of Code! Kirwan Terrace PCC hosted by UVIdea Interns (2015) 
UVIdea member and viNGN intern Shakaja Mercer assists with Hour of Code 
viNGN’s Kevin Maynard directs student during Hour of Code at Central SDA PCC St. Croix, 2016 
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Hour of Code at Turnbull Regional Library 
Community volunteers work with students on an Hour of Code at Central SDA PCC (2016) 
24 young U.S. Virgin Islanders participated in a program held at the St. Croix Department of Labor PCC Hour of Code 2016 hosted at Central SDA PCC on St. Croix (file photo) 
Hour of Code Recovery Style following Hurricanes Irma and Maria, at Turnbull Library PCC (no Internet needed!)
